Agros International is committed to ending rural poverty - one village at time. Agros empowers rural families throughout Central America & Mexico to achieve land ownership and economic stability.
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In August of 2009 we wrote an article about chili pepper production in Agros villages in Nicaragua. In October of this year the new harvest is in and the results are great...
Today, October 16th, the United Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recognizes the global observance of World Food Day. ...
Today, October 15th, we celebrate the International Day of Rural Women...
Do you live in the greater Seattle area and enjoy evenings filled with fabulous music all for a good cause? Join us this Saturday, October 10th for the OPERA-toberfest concert benefiting Agros and a few other worthy causes...
On this Thursday, October 1, Oprah Winfrey will deliver a call to action for all women...
On this Thursday, October 1, Oprah Winfrey will deliver a call to action for all women...
Agros International Agros is featured on Oprah's new Gift Registry for women. We are one of 40 projects from around the world designed to help empower women. Go to: http://bit.ly/4z61lY to learn more.
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When Agros succeeds, it is usually because we have paid attention to three things: We need to have the right families, the right land, and the right staff. Last week’s approval of Bella Vista as the fourth Agros village in Honduras is a case in point. ...
Pedro, a college student starting his last year of studies in Agronomy, is from the Agros village of La Esperanza. Next year, he will be the first college graduate from his community and his family could not be more proud...
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With the recent passing of Juan, “Señor Tortilla,” Agros has lost an inspirational community leader, a wise and patient employee, and a dear friend. Juan was a father of six, and husband to Juana. He passed away on August 19th, 2009, and will be greatly missed. Señ...
